I'm a little confused by your last sentence, but yes, essentially, I know it "simply" because EJ has summarized her communication with AirBnB.

Hiding behind "privacy" (as a corporation? wha?) is probably missing the point.

Hiding behind word twisting and pretty writing by EJ is somehow ok when she could just as easily publish the conversations?

You don't believe the latter would put us(the public) in a better position to judge who all is on tr wrong here?

You believe it is ok for companies to publish communication with a customer? Sorry, I do not--unless it comes out as part of a court proceeding.

So your position is she's lying? And you seem quite convinced.

Yup.